PA Show Spring 2026 [London]
February 25 @ 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM GMT
PA Show Spring 2026 @ ExCel London [Day 1]
Wed, Feb 25 • 9:00am – 6:00pm GMT
ExCel London
Dedicated to the personal development of PAs, EAs, VAs and Office Managers
Welcome to The PA Show Spring, our flagship event at Excel London. As the pinnacle of content and development for executive support professionals, this event promises to empower and inspire through a comprehensive program of sessions focused on cutting-edge skills, personal growth, and career advancement. Join us for an unrivalled opportunity to learn, network, and evolve in your profession.
Lauren Bradley will be speaking in several sessions including:
The Non-Negotiable Tech for EAs & VAs in 2026
Day 1
12:30 – 13:10
The technology Executive Assistants and Personal Assistants choose today shapes far more than how quickly work gets done. It influences how visible their work is, how trusted they become, and how confidently they can support leadership. The right workplace technology does not just save time. It creates space to think, to anticipate, and to operate at a more strategic level.
In this session, PA Show Advisory Board Member, trainer, and tech enthusiast Lauren Bradley explores the essential productivity tools and systems that help modern support roles stand out and simplify complex work. Attendees will leave with a guide of key apps to explore and practical insight into how each can be used to make work easier, support better decisions, and amplify their impact with the leaders they support.
Automation That Scales Your Role: Design Once, Reuse Forever
Day 2
15:30 – 16:10
The torrent of work facing assistants shows no sign of slowing. Learning how to automate is one of the most effective ways to respond. Automation removes work from your day and frees capacity to focus on higher-value contribution. Across an assistant’s role, there are many practical opportunities to build simple workflows that allow work to move forward without constant manual effort.
This session explores automation from an assistant’s point of view as a practical way to reduce friction and improve consistency. The focus is on breaking automation down into a clear, digestible starting point, helping assistants see where it fits in their day and how to approach it with confidence.
Understand where to begin, what to automate first, and how small, well-designed workflows can make a meaningful difference over time. Attendees will leave with practical use cases, short supporting videos, and a resource guide to help them start building when they return to work.
